Sight and Sound November 2022

“Godard was a constantly changing point in a fixed world. That is, a world of fixed notions about cinema and how it should be properly made and accounted for, about the balance of power across the world, about everyday existence and how to define it, about our inner lives, about freedom, about existence, about language, about the living and the dead.”

 

Kent Jones pays homage to the unparalleled Jean-Luc Godard in a tribute issue of Sight and Sound, joined by filmmakers from around the world.

 

Elsewhere in the issue: roundups of Venice and Toronto film festivals, Claire Denis on her cinematic loves and inspirations, Gary Oldman on Nil by Mouth at 25, David Thomson on Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward and much more.